Sudbury Town - My Favourite Tube Station
Originally a District Railway station that opened in 1903, it was rebuilt and redesigned by revered architect Charles Holden in 1931, and is a thing of absolute beauty. How can a simple structure of bricks, concrete and glass look so amazing?
I went along one evening with Luke aka 'TubeMapper' who wanted to take some photos of it at dusk too. Subscribe to his twitter/instagram for amazing pictures of Tube stations!
The LT Museum also run station architect tours, including those desinged by Charles Holden, here: https://www.ltmuseum.co.uk/whats-on/hidden-london/station-architecture-tours
This video explores Sudbury Town, a historic London Underground station originally built by the District Railway in 1903 and later redesigned by architect Charles Holden in 1931. The footage highlights the station's architectural beauty and features scenes from an evening visit with TubeMapper, who captured images of the station at dusk. Additional locations mentioned include Arnos Grove, Borough, Sudbury, and Uxbridge. While no specific railway stock, operators, or headcodes are identified in the metadata, the video provides insight into the history and design of one of London's notable Underground stations.
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